Hermes Sanchez
Mexican Lawyer | HermesLaw.ca

One common timeshare scam involves being told that your timeshare has been sold—or that you are entitled to a large payment—but you must first pay a Mexican tax, government fee, commission, or other charge before the money can be released. This should be a major red flag. Scammers may use official-looking documents, contracts, Mexican government logos, or even the names of real companies and government agencies to make the transaction appear legitimate. Before sending any mon

If you are Canadian and own a condo or other property in Mexico, you may wonder whether your Canadian will is enough. In many cases, having a Mexican will can make the process of dealing with your Mexican property much simpler. A Mexican will can specifically address assets located in Mexico and help your family avoid unnecessary delays, costs, and complications when your estate is administered. If your property is held through a fideicomiso (Mexican bank trust), your situati

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If you own a timeshare in Mexico and receive an unsolicited offer to buy it, proceed with caution. Potential buyers may present an...

You should read this first. Buying a presale property in Mexico can be an appealing investment (specially for a beachfront property, as...

Are you considering starting your own Mexican corporation or joining an existing Mexican business as a shareholder? It’s essential to...

Mexican timeshares typically involve beachfront condos and hotels, meaning that purchasing a timeshare in Mexico gives you the right to...

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A Canadian Will can be legally valid in Mexico, but it requires several steps to be recognized. Here's the process: 1. Probate the Will...

What is a fideicomiso? A fideicomiso is a type of trust that allows foreigners to purchase property in restricted zones of Mexico. This...

We have found a relevant and recurring factor in cases where the developer promised to build and sell a condo to the buyer but failed to...

When considering seeking legal residency in Mexico, it's important to note that Mexican immigration regulations outline specific...

When you buy a presale property, you're getting it before they start building it. The developer promises to build your home or apartment...